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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-02

S-g.... 10 lac gazette
LAsuA~A-, TN, July Wool re-
-..-~ .outlnue large. over 10000
~aur received 50 far this week
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LIVE STOCK NOTES.
Partner Of NeIs. Morris Has Word
TO Say AbOut The American
Cattle Trust,

d :-re,lg Big CartI~ Trado-A Few Ship
p, .rts and sRIes-A Glutted Market.
Personal.
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speaking Was over, uInuer mas SPirUu,
and the great multitude feasted on the
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for Texas: A postofiee has bsen es-
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Galveston, TEX, July 2.-Arrived:
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" q minister VINO caIIeu IUr supporters
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"a. Surg OF tae Territory. Winfield
soar banker and cattle man OF Colorado
~.v and -. 3. Gardener Of the "Pitch-
III q. .t.g C1uDsuv," are in the city.
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Y%yA oLSGaLS @2G7
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cars q oeeEee weEt ont az the city
..-4-rlav loaded a7 Il 9erant Iocel snip
,s-..,,,, the Texas and Paclfc for Chicago.
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Mr.. ". 2. Bishop Is chipping several
-,s I'M. .5ads OF stock cattle from Wallace,
< r; 70 Big Springs, thence to MS ranch
lubbock county
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The Academy Commencement.
WEDNESDAY.

4; At 7.90p. m every seat i'll the large
| Academy Hall was taken and all .availa'
Eble space Occupia'l, and when the exer-
/ cisei were opened at O'Clock to gain
an entrlnce was III impossibility.
Pref. Frank Z. Brent.principal Of the
NC ldemy, opened the exercises by de-
],livering al Introductory address review
lng the work accomplished by che acad-
Ell y during the ten years OF its exist
ellce. and the falthfnlness with which
the instructo.s had discharged their
manifold duties
RsY.S. U .Grimsley then followed with
prayer
Following this the 'Galop Mllltairc'
was performed by Mrs. L. b. Lawrence,
Misses Sable Pitts, Susie Huniley, Mag
gle Groten and Bessie Kelly, OIL piano
and organ in Il highly creditable manner
l'ehr's 'Sparrows Chipping WIS rem
dered by Misses Mary Walden. Maggie
and Mamie Bagwell Oh two pianos
Misses Jessie Quinby and Lois Humid
ley delivered pretllly IL recitation
Queen'sGift'
"A sacred ballad by McPllil entitled
SHOW Me the Way WAS sung with ef-
feet by Miss Vida w. Kelly
The delivery of distinctions in En-
glisli branches was made. After which
WALTZ Movement was played OIL piano
by Miss Bessie Kelly accompanied by
MIss Leila Powell on tile organ
After delivery If distinctions in Math-
ematics which was next III Ordor, Miss
Maggie j.. Crotch performed Il piano
solo entitled Alice showing decided
musical talent
Delivery OF distinctions in Ancient
and Modern lang u;lges followed, when
Il solo.and quarCrtte entitled .-lre YOn
Coming, Annie Coming was sung by
Misses Sable Pits, Leila Powell, Susie
Ilundley, Stewart and Fred P0well.-
Tile song was finely delivered aud elicit
ed warmapplause
Following this Vas a duet ty Misses
George Quinby and Emma Scott
Mr.. James q. Weaver, ut The request
of the principal, then came forward and
delivered The prizes with remarks lppro-
pirate anu we'll chosen. MI. Weaver
created much laughter; wle having de-
liyered all tile prizes tu tile happy reclp
tents, lie turned to the audience aa,i
said, AS L IN Il mOueSG mall l VIII IL w
retire
An organ solo by Miss Monte Powell
was followed by Milard's When The
Tide Comes in, which WAS sung with
much power byMiss Edith Leatherbury,
who was applauded to the echo
Mr.. James ii. Fletcher, Jr., th9n
came forward and delivered i'll Il lliit
address tn. Childrey Scholarship Medal
to Miss Amaze. Blgwell who Ind at
t5lined tile highest general average in the
junior department Of the scill oi
Perhaps, the most finely executed
piece of instrumental music WIS kelt-
ever's difficult Galop de Concert, which
was performed admirably by Miss Lily
w. Bagwell
Sounds from the Ohio' on organ and
piano was followed calesthenic exli
bition by the smaller pupils, which
closed the exercises of the first night
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Circuit Court Proceedings.
May Term, 1887.
In (llancery.

LII Chancery'
Charles II. Alnes VS.. Elz llletli i.
| Twyford and others. Decree 10 receive
payment, make conveyance, pay costs
Robert j Bell, who sues, &c. VS.. Ma
jor Scutt 'Siadmr., and others. Decree
for sale, sc.
Thomas II. Budd and wife VS.. james
A. Bott and wife, &c. Decree author
iZing ulchasers 10 anticipate for COLI
veyance and referred TO Master Com
missioner.
James II Parramore vs.. Severn E.
DOwdoin and wife, &c. Decree apply
Jig balance of 1856 rents, for pay mrnt
Of costs, NC
George w. Mason and wife, sc. VS..
Charles x. Taylor and wife. &c. Decree
f,.r sale, payment OF costs and attorney Is
! fee
John J. Blackstone, trustee, VS.. Asa
T. Dix's admir-, and others. Decree
for payment Of costs and for distribu-
ton. &c
John 7. Powell and wife vs.. Henry
f. Powell and wife sc. Decree for
sale, payment of costs, SC
John Nicely VS.. james T.. Tull and
wife, &c. Decree confirming partition,
&c
Charles A.Hurley vs.Samuel J. Num-
ford. Final decree
Emily P. T. Willis ard another vs..
Virginia Willis, widow and Others. De-
cree confirming PARTITION, sc
| James W. Eroughton, who sues, sc.
VS.. A. Frank Boggs aud others. Final
decree
Amanda r. Northaln and other VS..
George j. Nortliam and wife, &c. Re
moved 10 circuit court of Hen!icU
county
Mary R.Grlnnaltls VS.. Henry II. Fish
and others. Referred to Master Com
missihner
John p. l.. Hopkins, assignee vs.Sey-
ern +. Bowdoin and wife, &c. Decree
for sale, sc
David II. Bloxom aud others vs.. Mary
BloXOm and others. Decree for narti-
ton
George e. Winder, late guardian, who
sues &c. vs.J ohm r. Fletcher and wife.
Referred to Master Commissioner
George G. Fox, Judgment creditor,
who sues, sc. VS.. William L. Kellam.
referred 10 Master Commissioners
Thomas II. Rennett VS. John w.
White. FlnaltIrcrer
james II llorsey aud wife. VS.. Hiram
7. foulson auld others. demanded To
Rules
Mary Stevens and others ys. Anna
Virginia Stevens and OILERS. Referred
10 Master Commissioner
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District Conference.

The District Conference NJ +. Church
South. will convene at Allen, WicOni-
CO county, Md. "Wednesday, June 22nl,
and continue through tile following Sab
hath. Bishop j. e, CRANBERRY, of st.
Louis, Mo, is expected to preside
Rev. T. j. Boggs will preach the open
ing sermon. kev. }. r. Sturgis. alter
naie. During the session missionary
sermon will be preached by Rev. WV.
Royal, recently returned from China
after serving six years in that field
.Nlen is about two miles from Eden
station, on the N. Y, p. g. N. r. R
and eight miles south of Salisbury. Per-
sons coming from The South should take
The accommodation train. which leaves
Cape Charles 5.5Oa. IN, and reach Eden
about $50 Il. m. BY applying tn agents
OIL The road, members uf the conference
viii receive tickets at the rate of2i
cents per mile. Recording stewards
Will please see. that quarterly confer
ence records are forwarded for ex;.mi-
nation. Let every member try and Dt
m place. For further information ad.
dress Rev.W. F. Hayes, Allen, Wlconl,
leo county, Md
Jos. II. AMlss, P. E.
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Samuel Young of Robert vs.. Glllel
Young Sr., and others. Referred Il
Master Commissioner ,,,.,
Alice NJ. LYtle bv next friend vs.. w IL
liam A. Lytle. Final decree
Samuel II. Ames VS.. Mary Amos, nj
wife. Final decree
Rachel S. burlington vs.. f, g. a.
llell;rn, ST.. Decree for assignment OF
dover.
Elizabeth i. Lawrencebyncxt friend
VS.. Rudolph Young's late Guardian
Decree for ecoyery by plaintiff.
Henry l.. Crockett and wife NC, vs.
William Fl. H. Crockett and wife &c
Decree for PARTITION. -. =,
Palmer Crockett. vs.. John Bllzzard Z
administrator and others. Rsterred TO
Master Commissioners.
Samuel j. Warner and others vs.. Geo.
J. Warner and Others. Referred tc
Master Commits ;ioncr.
BERTHE Cauk VS. COrnelia Canlk and
others. Referred to Master Com.
Samuel T. Ross. trustee, who sues
Sc. VS.. Spencer Drlmmond's admins
TRAITOR and others. Decree to assign
dover and II fer ell to Master commas
SiOner
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EynaeneuI.

Mr.Wm. Z. Lewis "a clever and thrifty
young MIN Of Accomac G: H., and Miss
Bette B. Bloxom, apopnlar and attrac-
tive young lady, daughter of Mr.. Wesley
A. Bloxom, Locustville. were married
at residence of Mr.. John 7. james, L0.
custYilIe Wednesday, 10th inst, Rev.J.
w. Carroll, officiating. After the cere-
mony al elegant supper was se;veda
ami goodly number Of friends were
handsomely entertained ut the BRIDES
residence. The bridal presents were
numerous and handsome. Tile following
acted as bridesmaids and groomsmen:
Miss Gertie Bloxom and Thomas H..
Nelson, Miss Annie Copes and Joseph
j. Wescott. il, Miss Lille Savage and
Hon. John w. Il. Blackstone, Miss Josie
Fox and William Ayres. The happy
couple leave to-day for their future
homie, Cape Charles City, Va, with the
best wishes Of numerous friends.
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MERCANTILE GOODS FOR SALE
AND SToREHOUSE FOR RENT.

hereby offer for sale at private
contract, the entire stock of goods,
wares, merchandise, and store fix
lures, in the storehouse situated at
Pitts wharf, Accomac county, and
lately occupied by Dougherty Bros.
A fair reduction Below the Cost
Price will be made to any purchaser
who will take the entire stock. The
storehouse can also be rented from
the owner, james II. Fletcher, Jen.
kins' Bridge, either for one year or
a term of years. A good opportu
nifty for d man that wishes to en-.
gage in tile mercantile business, or
for merchants to buy archeap lot OF
goods. Any person wishing to ex
anime the stock, can apply to L. E.
Dougherty, Pitts wharf. For terms
of sale apply to
JAMES q. FLETcHER, JR.,
Trustee.
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a
the M. p. Church, preached here last
Sunday.
A steeple recently constructed and a
fresh coat of paint lave made our NJ. Z.
Church quite an attractive structure.
A fair will be hold in NJ. P. Church.
Thursday, June 23rl. for thepurpoSe OF
raising funds to meet expenses or llte
late improvements on said church.
The fish factory of Capt.Jum W Ban,
ting, the only one of the three located
here, winch will lie run this season, is
now open AMI gives employment TO man,
OF our people.
Mr.. D. +. Wheaton is having the old
Atlantic hotel property remodelled and
enlarged. A portion Of it las been con.
verted into a storehouse-the balance OF
it will be rented as Il private noarding
house.
An Office was opened here ny Adams
Express Company last Monday. ii. n,
W. (oriin. agent. Packages are now
sent direct to this place from PhiiadeE
phia for 25 cents which formerly cost Dc
cents.
The first barrel of Irish potatoe
shipped from this point June LIST: by
MI. John r. 'raTr, was sold for So
Four hundred harreis:shipped since,s sold
from SIS to SIS per barrel. The crop with
us will be 1000 barrels or more.
Childrens' day was observed III our M.
Z. Church Oh 18th inst. The church was
handsomely decorated with flowers and
evergreens. and the exercises were very
interesting. A similar service will be
l.eld in NJ. p. Church to morrow.
Mr.. Geo. w. Pumell. trustee of w.
]. $. Clarke. was in our town last week,
with the view of disposing Of The brick
buildings in Poromoke City known as
"Clarke Block" An offer made
him by Mr.. D. J, Wheaton of 81, O00
was refused.
Arrivals at Atlantic hotter last week:
John V. Gillespie. r. S. Trimhle. Phil
adelphia: u. n. Miles, Fl. NJ. Wiea. o.
Haynes. A. II. Howard W III. Andrews,
Baltimore: &. w. Purnell and daughter,
Snow Hill: W. NJ. Medfmd, Whining
ton, DEL; j. II. Fletcher Jr., E. f.
Dennis, Accomac.
Miss Ida M.Matthews left on Friday,
10th inst, for Il visit to friends in Mys'
tic, Conn; Miss Lille Lewis, after q
long stay in Philadelphia, returned
home on 9th inst. Mr.. Charles Murray
teacher in the public schools here last
session, left for his HON i'll Maine, last
week, and will not return.
The hull of the schooner James Z.
Kelsey Of ManasQuau. NJ. (which went
ashore OH Williams shoals on Bid inst.
has been sold for $40, and her rigging,
furniture, &C.. were sold ut public al'c-
ton in front of Atlantic hotel, IN 10th
st. Her cargo of wood belonging to
MIR. John d. Parsons WAS saved. Her
tonnage was 81 S5-l0O-yalue 50 O0O.-
M insurance.
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Me>srs. Child, Tappen & Bro,
New York,again advertise through
our columns this season, and if they
needed any recommendation at orr
hands we would cheerfuliy and cor
daily give it. No one disputes
their right to he classed as first
class commission merchants. They
have the confidence of hundreds of
our farmers, and their returns in
the past show that they are worthy
of it. Our county man, Mr.. George
Oldham, is with them again this
season.
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Do not forget the grand fair and
musical soiree which comes off at
Belle Haven, next Thursday, and
no one can surely, who remembers
what an elegant affair q similar Oc.
casion was last year. Be OH the
ground early, as you cannot afford
to miss any part of the exercises
which will help to make up the
pleasant day. Excursion rates by
rail will enable every one from any
part of our Peninsula to attend, and
The day will not be too long it mat.
tiers not bow early you may reach
there. Ii the day should be rainy
it will he held following day with
ont further postpOnement. A fine
brass band has been engaged for
the occasion.
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Rev. S. G. Boston. who was for
!, lonor time ,,ostnrnr flo ohnrrl,ac

Rev. S. G. Boston. who was for
a long time pastor OF the churches
at Accomac G. b., and Onancock,
died at Pocomoke City, last Tues.
day, in the 10th year of his age
Funeral services were held over his
remains or Wednesday, conducted
by Row. John w. Hundley, Oman
cock. Intelligence OF his dearll
will be received with regret by
every one who knew him on the
Eastern Shore. The life Of the
man WAS so pure he had no enemy
in or out the church. Hisacts con
formed so we'll with the profession
he made in the cause of the Mas.
ter he served. that everyone loved
aud trusted him.
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Special attention is called to adj
vertisement OF R.E.Cochran & Co.,
New York. Their umerouS ship
pers on Eastern Shore will agree
with us that they are first class. and
continue to favor them with large
patronage as they have in thepast.
MIR. George " Tall is still with tue
firm and gives his personal atten
ton to all our shipments.
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Messrs. S. X. Martin & Co.. Hof'
mars wharf. Keep constantly on
hand from 100000 TO 100000 feet
of dry lumber suitable for building
purposes at lowest market prices,
and lave just received a choice lot
of pine heart coffin and cart boards,
doors, sash, blinds, etc. IT YOU wish
to build or repair, consult your own
interests and patronize our enter
DriSipg friends.
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Mr.. Thomas Smith, New Church,
met wi4lh a serious accident on
Friday of week. His horse
became frightened while at Wa
gram, and in attempting TO get out
of his carriage his leg was caught
between the spokes of the wheel
and so badly broken that it had to
be amputated.
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A slab of slate rested upon raised sides
of SANDSTONE. AT the head Of this slab
are the colt of arms Of the family. BE
low this is an ins, ription showing TINT
The persol buried is Mgjor Charles
West, wllo departed this lifen Feb.
%, 1857, aged SO years.
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On the occasion of marriage at
louisville, this week, several law
less acts were perpetratcd which
cannot be too severely condemned
by all good citizens-wheels OF
carriages were taken off, harness
cut, premises ofcertain parties were
1respasse,l upon and offensive lam
Suage used.
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Mr.. NJ. Oldham. Jr., adminiStra-
tor of Abel T. Johnson, deceased,
will sell at Acc0mac g. H., next
"Wednesday afternoon, valuable per-
sonal property of the deccdent, in.
Guiding his law library. At the
same time and place the law library
of W. P. NJ. Kellam, deceased, will
he sold by John Fl. Wise, admins
traitor.
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The announcement is made by
request, that Rev. A. j. Walter
iilpreach at Leemont ME-. Church,
1OI a. m, tomorrow, aud at Tenn
reranceville ut p. NJ. Children'S
day will lie observed at Conquest
the first Sunday in July.
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The Ia lies of Hallwood and Vi
cil,itv will hold a festival at Hall
wood, Friday, July 10Th. for the
purpose of raising funds to buy &
bell for NJ. Il. Church at that place
At night fee lecture Will be de-
liveled in church.
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Cncluinofl Letters.

Mail remaining unclaimed in Tile
pnstollce ali Accnmac G.. H., va, June
ictl,, 81.
Mrs. Susan Baille, VIM. Custis, q.
Ceilings, Miss Jennie Mcars, Lucy
Mount. Samuel Ru;.rk, u. +. Smith,
Rufus !. Smith, Miss Mary Watkinson.
}. Wetlnlall, Claws West.
WN p RprI r NJ
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Pa:ksseY,

Tie festival recently held Tor The ben
eft of the NJ. l.. CHURCH was success
socially and financially.
Tile campmecting to commence here
July o3rd. is the main topic Of CONVEX
Sation now a nllmbsr of persons in
terpsted In 1t met last Saturday and
commenced work on the ground. There
will I've another meeting on the ground
next Saturday week June 25,h, to clean
off the ground, elect silcs for tents Nc.
All persons interested are invited to be
present on that occasion.
Chillrcns' day services ware appro-
prately held in the NJ. L. Church here
ard at Crowson last Sunday. Congre-
CATIONS were very large, the speaking
and singing by the children WAS good,
aud All interesting and appropriate adj
dress was delivered at each place by the
presiding elder, Rev A. D. Davis. The
above named Sunday schools will picnic
on Half-Moon Island, on the 4tlfol
July.
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The reduced rates at the Malthy
House, Baltimore. show that it is
alive to the requirements OF the
times, and determined to give Its
prtrous full value for their money.
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New YonK, June 18th lss7-The de-
mand continued good for choice pnta-
toes and In rket active, best Norfolk
sold to-day 81, Eastern Shore mostly IN
ferior anil selling from $3.50 to $3.50;
cabbage 81 to 81 %: barrel snap beams
81 to S1.5O. Advise holding crop blck.
G.. PALMER.
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An all day meeting will be held
in Nj. Il. Church, at Hallwoed, Sun
day. June Goth. Several speeches
will be- made on the occasion by
both children and adults.
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MILL1NEEY.-Miss Bette w Lewis,
Leemunt, is home from the city and IS
now prepared to supply customers with
everything novel and attractive in the
millinery line. Ronnets hats, notions
everything to meet the wants and suit
the taste of her lady customers, she can
now furnish them.
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aIessrs. l.. Fl. Ames & Sou, Pun
colleague, have just received EAST
colored figured lawns which they
are selling at 3, i and 5 cents per
yard.
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Teachers will be conveyed from
Keller station to Wachapreague
City by Mr.. B. w. Mears, during
the session Of the Institute for 90
cents.
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Rev. John McNabb will preach
at ST. James church, Accomac y !
H. every Wednesday night at s
O'Clock until further notice.
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EsTRAY-A buffalo COW of pale yellow
with Il large white spot in he; forehead
the shape of Il heart. Any Information
by postal or otherwise will be cEeerfully
paid for. VIM. 5. Smith,
Marsh Market, Va.
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Agent for Mrs. Annie H. Mason

WANTED-A flrst-class wood work.
MAJ. who is also second-class trimmer
and painter, to work in connection with
me in blacksmith business. Wages will
be givenif preferred to one that suits.
For further particulars address
Geo. ID. Abdell,
Cape Charles City, Va
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NoTIcE-This is to inform the public
that we will the future conduct busl-
ness at our old st.nd IN Pnngoteague, us
agents of Willie q. Walker. Given I'M
der our hands this End lay Of june. 1887.
Walker s. Bro.
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No Monarch genuine unless sold by
James Myer s. Co. We ale the pio-
neers of our brand. We want no cheap
notoriety. our goods are sold on their
OWL merits.
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Use LEAFS Fancy Table Meal.

NOTICE. hereby forewarn all per-
SONS rom cunning, oysterlng, clamming,
fishing with seine, ira, ,ping or otherwise
treapassing on my Premises, under full
penalty of law. i S. Johns III.
ModestOWn, Va.
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EsTnAY.--Camc to my premises sew
eral We ks agJa black, unmarked hog.
owner can get it by paving charges.
Geo. r.. Justice, Hunting Creek.
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Dianatha AMI Supreme make bette
bread than any flouls on the market,and
will plea,e the most fastdi0us.
Nudge, Smith & Co.

For SALE CnEAp.--A comfortable
house of lhi ee roons all,l lot Of 0Leacre
attached, ne.lr Leemont. Apply To
ID. L. White.
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NoTICE-All persons are hereby fore
warned from passing over without per-
mission, or III otherwise tresspassing on
the premises occupied by Jonn II. Fish
er near Mappsville, under penalty of law.
Abetlnego Fisher,
John Ii. Fisher.
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FoR.SALE.-At fair prices. cargo of
cypress shingles just received from
Moth Carolina. A. j. Lilliston,
Accomac G. Fl.
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Don It. eat bad bre I'd, use LEAFS Kirk
wood Family. Always good.
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LOCAL NEWS.

White goods and secrsuckers
sold at L.. Fl. Ames 4 Son, Pung0'
league, from s to 80 cents per yard.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-06-18

AN OLD SToRY-Baily's Cholera Cure
The great Diahrhoea and Dysentery CURE
has been found to be a positive specific
in all OF the bowel complaints. Let ev-
cry family get and keep bottle in the
house. Try it. only Is cents. Sold BIZ
all merchants. Manufactured by James
Baily & Son, Baltimore.